NickelCity

WR, fatty 1T, S, LB Or maybe just punters.

Legitimately funny though. I wonder if he knows he doesnt have to stand completely upright.

I have to admit, this draft is falling decently in terms of position. I would have liked DTs to not fly off the board in RD1 but considering that they did, day 2 is going well. I expect a WR, S, LB, and tub of goo 1T (against my better judgement) next.

This is my feeling, except I think Collins has a higher floor. Time will tell.

The user name fits, I'll give you that. 3rd round punter!

That's true. Hope we picked right!

I saw they're thrilled with Collins. But none of us know anything, least of all me. Sanders looks like he plays with some urgency which I like.

I kind of feel like we'll double dip in round 5 with a size-based 1T......

I don't love the trade. At least our 2nd for their third only moves that pick back 10 spots, i guess?

He's a total lunatic. He's also really good.

Yep. And I am hoping that daequan hardy has another strong camp at nickel. I'm glad he didn't get poached from the practice squad last year.

I want a late round safety to be insurance for Bishop, but the second is waaaaaay too early. That would be a bad investment imo. DT and or WR.

Major reach eh? That doesn't seem to be the predominant takeaway (though it's not like that matters). From someone I know with the jags, "Hairston really tumbled. Great value at 30."

Gimme a late round safety for Bishop insurance 👀

Douglas with Hairston speed would be elite. I love how Douglas hits.

Most teams do.

This kid has it. Stay healthy young fella.

Yep. I'm happy.

Moulds. Would be fun to see what we could do with Lee Evans, too. But Moulds is the answer imo

Man I don't know. He fell off for sure but there was high performance before his body slowed down. I still think there's value - but only if he's not a permanent boundary starter

Definitely a fan of bringing him back for the right contract. I think he can be quite effective if he plays fewer snaps per season.

I am biased, of course, but I am proud of the academic standards applied to the athletes. I taught/graded a bunch of them during that Shaw run and came away even more impressed. I've been in some awesome crowds there but it takes a truly big game to get it rolling. Otherwise you'll see kids on their laptops in the stadium lol. Doesn't help that a bunch of games happen when school isn't in session.

Hoping Luck and Reich can turn the ship around. It's been a rough few years since we had that awesome stretch under Shaw. College football is better when Stanford is good.